Nebius (NBIS) Stock Rises 4% Pre-Market After Analyst Reiterates $355 Target
π Nebius stock rose 3.6% in pre-market trading as the broader AI sector recovered from a recent selloff.
π° Truist reiterated a Buy rating with a $355 price target, more than double the current pre-market price.
π Revenue surged 454% year-over-year to $582.3 million in the last quarter, beating analyst estimates of $567.91 million.
πΈ The company reported a loss of $0.12 per share, which was significantly better than the expected loss of $0.67.
π€ Nebius launched a $10 million program for European AI developers in partnership with NVIDIA and Accel.
π Insider selling activity remains high, with CEO Arkadiy Volozh and CTO Danila Shtan selling shares totaling over $52 million in the last 90 days.
β οΈ The stock trades below its 50-day average of $223.57 and 200-day average of $206.66 amid sector-wide debt concerns.
π Analyst consensus is Moderate Buy with an average price target of $245.69 based on 22 analysts covering the stock.
- Truist reiterated a Buy rating and set a $355 price target, more than double the current pre-market price.
- Revenue jumped 454% year-over-year to $582.3 million in the last quarter, significantly topping analyst estimates of $567.91 million.
- The company posted a loss of only $0.12 per share, which was much better than the expected loss of $0.67.
- Nebius announced a $10 million program for European AI developers in partnership with NVIDIA and Accel to support compute grants and capital access.
- Analyst consensus is Moderate Buy with an average price target of $245.69, indicating strong institutional confidence.
- The stock trades below its 50-day average of $223.57 and 200-day average of $206.66, reflecting ongoing market weakness.
- Significant insider selling occurred in the last 90 days, with CEO Arkadiy Volozh and CTO Danila Shtan selling shares worth over $52 million combined.
- Investor sentiment is dampened by debt concerns at peers like CoreWeave and warnings that most neocloud companies may not survive independently.